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Varathron - Untrodden Corridors of Hades

Visceral Disgorge - Slithering Evisecration

Inquisition - Black Mass For A Mass Grave

Varathron - Untrodden Corridors of Hades 12"LP (black)
16.00 EUR / 18.00 USD

Visceral Disgorge - Ingesting Putridity de-luxe digipak CD
11.00 EUR / 12.50 USD

In Mourning - Echoes (4 demos) 3 x 12"LP BOX (splatter)
37.00 EUR / 39.90 USD

In Mourning - Echoes (4 demos) 3 x 12"LP BOX (silver)
29.90 EUR / 32.90 USD

In Mourning - Monolith de-luxe digipak CD
12.00 EUR / 13.00 USD

In Mourning - Monolith 12" gatefold DLP (black)
24.90 EUR / 25.90 USD

Psycroptic - The Watcher of All 12\"MLP (red smoked)
18.00 EUR / 19.00 USD

In Mourning - Garden of Storms CD
11.00 EUR / 12.90 USD

Visceral Disgorge - Slithering Evisecration de-luxe digipack CD
11.00 EUR / 12.00 USD

Azarath - Saint Desecration CD
10.00 EUR / 12.00 USD

Inquisition - Black Mass For A Mass Grave Limited digipak CD
12.50 EUR / 14.00 USD

Deranged - Deeds of Ruthless Violence digipak CD
11.00 EUR / 12.00 USD

Inquisition - Black Mass For A Mass Grave CD
11.00 EUR / 12.00 USD

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Arsis

ARSIS, which derived its name from the musical term “arsis and thesis” meaning: unstressed (up-) and stressed (down-), makes death metal music that is righteously tinged with black & thrash influences, but is completely dedicated to expanding the reaches of melodicism and technicality in the genre. Brought together through a mutual respect for King Diamond in 2000 by Berklee College of Music students, said James Malone (an already skilled violinist and a composition major) and double-bass connoisseur, currently ex-member Mike Van Dyne, the duo recorded demo material simply to amuse themselves. But thanks to the favourable feedback they received, ARSIS became a live and full-time endeavour.

Following the release of their debut album "A Celebration Of Guilt" (2004), ARSIS has taken the metal scene by surprise, being praised by Revolver Magazine for creating "the best [album] in the genre since At The Gates’ legendary swan song [Slaughter Of The Soul]”. Thus, relatively unknown musicians were suddenly awarded the status of saviours to a waning genre. Since then, things have moved a long way. ARSIS released four studio albums, moved from Willowtip to Nuclear Blast records, and has taken the stage in support of artists like Necrophagist, All Shall Perish, Napalm Death, Enslaved, Goatwhore, The Faceless, Sepultura, Keep Of Kalessin, Morbid Angel and Decapitated, actively touring both in the USA and abroad. Along the way, they gained praise from fans and critics alike, including kudos from New York’s Village Voice for being "American death metal at its best".

ARSIS return in 2018 with their strongest line-up to date (feat. The Black Dahlia Murder guitarist Brandon Ellis), which saw the release of their acclaimed fifth album "Unwelcome" nearly five years ago. The album landed on Billboard Heatseekers Chart at #19 in its first week of release. Presently, ARSIS is intensely working on a new album, set to be released at a date yet to be revealed.